The phrase "adequacy of existing control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the effectiveness or sufficiency of current control measures or systems in place.
Example: "The adequacy of existing control measures will be evaluated to ensure compliance with safety regulations."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of current controls" or "effectiveness of existing measures".
While the HIRG has noted that tools to support HRIS development are growing [ 15, 29- 31], there was also collective recognition that scant baseline information existed regarding the scope and adequacy of existing HRIS implementation worldwide.
"Experience has cast doubt on the adequacy of existing lifesaving appliances," the group said in a report.
These findings could assist in the evaluation of the adequacy of existing towers under downburst events, as well as in the design of new towers.
The proposed method for validating the venting adequacy of existing ERS circumvents the iteration calculation and the use of Lapple charts.
It also examined the coping strategies utilized by affected individuals and households and the adequacy of existing social protection programmes in dealing with the effects of the shock.
Quantified uncertainties are useful for assessing the adequacy of existing sampling programs and for improving models that link hypoxic extent to environmental causes and effects.
We therefore identified and assessed the adequacy of existing international and Mexican governance instruments and policy tools to protect children from environmental hazards.
Determining the adequacy of existing NAAQS or establishing new standards requires that the scientific information base be evaluated to assess pollutant effects on public health.
Furthermore, the public health community is essential in assessing the adequacy of existing medical countermeasures for high risk chemicals, in recommending research and development of new countermeasures where required and in ensuring that existing countermeasures are available for immediate use.
The prevalence of inaccurate, discordant, and equivocal HER2 results has lead to a reexamination of the adequacy of existing methods to accurately detect copy number changes involving the HER2 gene, particularly in the setting of complex chromosome 17 rearrangements.
Precious insights would be gained about the competence of practising health workers, their most glaring skill gaps and the adequacy of existing categories and, henceforth, of their retraining needs [ 32, 56 ].
